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Blocked by the EU's export ban, Japan got its first AstraZeneca vaccines from the US  Apr 01, 2021, 05:31 PM facebook Yoshikazu Tsuno - Pool/Getty Images Japan received a cargo of AstraZeneca vaccine from the US, the company told local media Thursday. Japan wanted to source doses from the EU, but couldn't since the bloc banned exports in January. The US too has been criticised for stockpiling doses of the vaccine, which it has not approved. Japan's first AstraZeneca vaccines are coming from the US, not the EU, after the bloc restricted vaccine exports in January,...

Yoshikazu Tsuno - Pool/Getty Images Japan received a cargo of AstraZeneca vaccine from the US, the company told local media Thursday. Japan wanted to source doses from the EU, but couldn't since the bloc banned exports in January. The US too has been criticized for stockpiling doses of the vaccine, which it has not approved. Japan's first AstraZeneca vaccines are coming from the US, not the EU, after the bloc restricted vaccine exports in January, Reuters reported on Thursday.  The company had planned to import the vaccine from Europe, Tomoo Tanaka, AstraZeneca'...

Michael Owen at least acknowledges his Liverpool 'theory' is 'wild'. For one man, Chelsea's win brought Sam Allardyce and Sean Dyche to mind.

One too many? Joyce Williams, Ōrewa (abridged) Retirement villages – a growth industry with our ageing population – serve a vital need and most do so extremely well. However, too many of these large villages in the one location can be undesirable for several reasons: medical services to the community can only stretch so far and are already overloaded with so many elderly patients in one concentrated catchment; an area with an over concentration of one demographic range is not a desirable or sustainable outcome for the rest of the people in the area; competition in Ōrewa for new resident...

‘Am I dreaming?’: Some Everton fans react to club tweet that is ‘not normal’ Photo by Tony McArdle/Everton FC via Getty Images Everton fans have taken to Twitter to react after the club announced that Lucas Digne had signed a new five-year contract at Goodison Park. The 34-cap France international signed due to the love he feels from the Toffees supporters, and also the ambition of the club according to the announcement. Every Manager At The 2014 FIFA World Cup: Where Are They Now? brid /static/uploads/2021/02/725037_t_1614201192.jpg 725037 center Digne is arguably one of the best le...